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~, g 1 loss Of one man killed arid six 'wounded, Plihouo all the vessels composing the convoy were I.lpon the beach,• from whence they were d by the crews of the Thames, Weazle, though exposed to a heavy fire .of mu,ketry i! , e, persons in the convoy (nearly the whole \vtioal wade their escape), as s isted by some near Amanihea, • I have the honour to be, &c. • (Signed) GEORGE MARTIN. j To Admiral Sir C. Corton,•ilart, ~•1 • • Bustard, off Contessa, July 24, ara. I . have the pleasure of informing you that the armed' feluccas which. you had intelligence- of last night were cpipplutely destroyed this morning by Dilitj , ..st's . sloops Halcyon and Bustard,- under 'Cape del Ar l rne where ,they were for a long time &fended b. their crews, some soldiers, and the neigh . bowing peasantry. lb.iire the honour to be, Bc:c. (Stg'ued) )01-1N DUFF MARKLAND. To : I. W. *ranger, Esq. , His Majesty's ship Thames, Gialph of - ' St. Euphetnia, July zo, A convoy of thirty-one vessels laden, with stores and provisions for Murat's army at Scylla, to gether with seven . large gurt-boats and five scam pairjas proteCting them, have wholly fallen info our . hands. This is an event of such Impo.fance.at the pre sent moment; and the circtunstanees attending the capture's° highly honourable to the Otfibers'and teen empleyed oit)this service, that I May he allowed to detail the particulars. At day-light yesterday morning, standing along, this coast with the Pilot, .1 saw the Weazle, Ott Amanthea,' With . the signal for a convoy in that di reCtion. The enemy, on seeing us,-haeled the ves sels on the beach, under tve town, when. they were flanked by two small bateeries-, tv hile the gull -boats and scampavias were drawn up in 'a line for ,their preteCtion. Being nearly, calm, it wag two be fore we closed, this ship and the,two brims in a close line•then run kg. along within:grape, 'drove the enemy front their vessels and auchered. Capt,,in Prescott showed the example 'of : pushing off with nis boats I instantly supported him • with our, and the Pilot's, under the orders of Lieutenant Collier, ,Fit'St Lit this ship. The Marines were lauded under Lieu tenant Macadaiti,of theTßoyal Marines, to cover the seamen launching the vessels ; the ships all the time firing on the batter ies, and w herever . musketry was cillected - to oppose the party on shore, for the .erietuy had not oily thrown trp an einlynikMent,out e!e the tesst4ls to pieve,it our ge;ting them Litt, but alse one. within them 'tor atf:rd shelter for th e nu merous tr,ops C :Ilectvd, who,, whet, drivian iroin ttisse entrenchmentS, still annoyed us gre.tly Irvin 'tire Walls cat the td n ; At leng.h every chiliculty was surmounted, _and by - six all the vessels were brought off, except'otre ladenWrith bread, which, was burnt; it we, have not tarW possession of her and the others de.,i'h . }eci as pre; ; list, it is only trout). Oleic . having been too,Mucti Shattered by our destrndivelite to float. •By the result of this'successful attack, you will jii,dge better than from any thing I could add, what in.n . ,t•ihave been the- conduct of every individual. # Gratified as I. feel at an o;pottunity ot testifying.' the gallant . ry and 'zeal of Captains Prescott and Nicholas, and Lieutenant Coi;ter, the Officers and clews ot 'die ships, (inure particu-• larly those in the boats,) tfir their sakes I c iuuot help regretting . it should nut hay.e-:allen to their !tit to have been ut.der the command of ::ne, whose t,s titnony would - have gleat:r L eight ii, ensuring theta that applause and reward to winch such conduCt so justly entitles them. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. G. WALDEGRAVE. George Martin, Esq. kear-Adrniral of , the Red, &c. &c. &c. --- A List of Officers employed •in the Boats on the above oc casion. Thames. First Lieutenant Edvi - ard Collier. Second Lieutenant Fran cis Nlolesworth: Lieut. Macadam ; -Royal Marines. Messrs. Lidd6n, Veal, Murray, Honourable Trclosi;; Corn wali. and Wilkinson, Minshipircaa, ,Mr. IVlullens, Boat swain. . Mr. Becket. Weazle. Captain Prescott:- :Lieut. Davis. Mr. Cayme,.Master. ttf ess rs. Holmes and Golding, Midshipmen. Pilot. Lieutenants Annesly and l'enruddock. Mr.Thos. Herbert, toatsvvain. Mr. Leigh, MaSter's MatO, A. List of Armed Vessels and-Transports taken and dethofed by his Majesty's Ships Thames, WCaZie, and' Pilot, - at Arnanthea, 25th July, laic,. Armed Vessels and Transports taken, • Gun-boats —No. 20. 25, 36, iron 18-pounders. No. Ig, 4 5, brl(s , S 6-pounut.r. No. 64, irau, i - pvtilider. S cdrrot v -brass 9 -pats; der. Scarnpavi-, brass 4 pounder. Arnica pin nace, s‘yivels, 'rota} taken-6 gun-boats, 3 armed vess4 and . 23 trans ports. Ardied Vessels and Transports destroyed. -• Gun-boat, N0..37 „ irdlB-pounder, sunk. Scaidpavia, iron 6-pounder, sunk. Scampavia, iron 4 -pounder, su i nk. Transports, flute in number. 'rota' taken and destroyed—Seven gun-boats, 5 armed ves sels, 3t transports, Coasting vessels. (Signed} Q. G. WALDEGRAVE. 'N. B. Commandant of the Fiotilla, Slgnior Carracci, Cap - rain of Frigate: • • , • . List 'of Officers and Men killed or wounded on board his Majesty's ship Thames, .Weazle,arrd Pilot sloops, in an Engagement with the enemy offL fimantlied, thd 2.5 th luly • Thames . , Captain the Ho t noUrat le G. G. Waldegrave.• Fatrick l'inucane, private Marine,. killed. Thomas Dyce, private Marine, :vounded. Richard Barris, Landman, ditto, Edward Boswell, able's - eainan, severely wounded. ,Weazle, Captain Henry Prescott., • Robert Rooke„ ordini.iy seaman; dangerously wounded: • Pilot; Captain I. T. Nieho4s. lohn Kelly, able seaman, wounded. George poral of marines, ditto. .• • • , Several A t the 'enemy 'killed and wounded, 'number not as,.:ertatued prisoners and deserters fourteen in number. (Signed) G G. WALDEGKAVE, • •N Admiralty-office, Alv. 24, 1810. 'Extra& of a Letter frorr. Capt.llen, of his Mijestv's'Ship Vol:int:tire, to Admiral Sir.: elwles Cctton, 13.1 a. datedotl . St. Sebastkan'si.the 2.Sth iSto: Fearful my Letter of the 2,2 d . instant may not LONDON Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, or No. 4, Mattlett-court. Low-sitect ;.ad tbe •Strit4YFFics, No. In, Strand, where Advertisements, Orders for ti Come to your' Ilan:Is so as this, I. bv, to repeat,- that ou the sth ittstant. the Spangt army inicier General ,(...K)ponell left , Tenri%oica, and on the-13th got td Arreu) . tie 'Mar, -at which place be .livided .hts torceri, I:4Heit taking - the wad to lies-. bat and so rapid were. his toovemcnts, , tl.e ettemy was not apprized of his arrival'till within a quarter °fan lout cat his entriing the town.. Ihis.taappened on the 14.th,'when a,. sm tit az.tion took pi.-tce, but of very .short duration, when the tiliench General S‘karty, with five hundred men, wqie,tak'e,..ri pri soners. On the same . day St. Filoi,.Palamogy and Leger,, were - sevefally attacked, and all surrendered ; the total of French taken being about foto : Leen hundred . men, besides cannon, ece - . so that this coast front: Rosa's, with the exception of the Medas Islands,: is, again in, the , possession of the-Spaniards. General O'Donnell, I, am sorry to;_say.,.is'hadly . wounded in the leg, but there'll hope of iris duing welt. The whole of the prisoners are at Tartaguna, where the 'General now is, with. only the, intia• bitants doing - the duty oc garrison, and -winch makes him so anxious ;Mont their being rentoved2 Upon the who!e there is eVery prospeet of the enemy 'bciog , soon drove Out of this l'iovlnce. I was yesterday at Esca:a, in the B,y'ot Rosas; where - the French had a depot of corn, &c. all of which I have got on board this. ship. YestLrdity I was gra tified to hear that, on Monday la-it, the French v. ere. defeated at &scam, where they were attacked by five , hundred Spaniards, who, took from them an immense convoy of provisions (which was un -its-way irons Perpignan to relieve Gerona) ) b.tsides tour hunt.red prisoners. (....;enerar M`Dottaid• was at Severa a few days since, but so reducal is • his army (having now only six thou Sand into), that it is generally thought, he will nitt get back to Bar- Celona. Cadlgues and ad the small holds tht.; Frefien had near li.osaS arc abandoned, and `'tile whole are gone to that garrison. The Fiench are also in a uad way before forte: a, as all the twits (t - t: ! -Le, it, num ber) whiJit they hod, tiauwii - up, base been washed down by the heavy rains. I have feit n'necessary to take the Minorca with rue on tit's coast, winch I hope you will approve of. I.luive nOt been able to reconnoitre the, Medas Islands, 014 irt to the 'very bad - weather we have had, but I wi.l uo it the first oppurtuiiity. T‘ have the hoveur to &c. (Sigricd) CHAR!..,k,S BUL:LEN. His Majesty's ship Ciiinbriati, Palarnos, SIR,. • Sep:. 29, 18w. ' In turedience to your commands, requiring a de tailed account oI the Caultinan's services during our late stp,:ition, I have tO inlorm you that ai the re quest :4 Geti..:ral O'Donnell, I sailed irom Tarra-• gotta on tl.e kir instant, hAving General, Doyle on . board/a Xety.c., with sixty Spahish soldiers, and another with caution, under utj CullVOy, for the pur pose of .attacking the Caslle of Las Medas ; on the iuilcr.vwg day, we were Joined olf Blan:ls by the,Spa nish frigate Flora, and on the B,th trikovered that the reduction 'of the Cale was Impracticable, ithe enenlY, contrary to our expectations, having on disitu bed pAse'ssi.on of the coast. , On the loth General LLyle, Spanish . soldicrs and marines of both frigates disembarked near liega, and destroyed a battery of (our twet,t)-tour 7 pounders (two only of which were wountt d), - and made prisoners thirty-six men of a French det.ichinnt. On the 14th our boats were enabled to render the Spaniards some assistance in thed ., attack :upon .Palatnos, where the twitch was sunk by the battery, and t\vo. men wounded, as was also another ot her . 'crew, ‘,vh-o, with, the officer and, the remainder, :Wed the Spaniards in tork,ing. the French position. Alter embarking on 'board the vessels' in the Bay the French troops and 1 cannon captured by the Spartisli- army, the Cambrian Jett Palainos on the 17th by the desire of _General O'Donnell, who was conveyed in her badly wounded to Tarragona' where he was . landed on the loth following. • I with pleasure avail-myself of this opportunity, 'to express. my entire approbation ot the conduCt of the otticep and men belonging to the Catirorian employed on'the services before-mentioned. - . . . I I have honour to be, &c. . , . - - (Signed) F. W. FANE. Captain Bullen, his MajesO snip Voluniaire. Admiralty-Office,- Nov. 24, 181 O. Copy of a Letter from Captain Hardy, of his Majesty's Re- . solution, addressed to Vice-Adiniral Sir lames Saumarez,, - -His MajFsty's ship - Resolution, at anctiotafrthe • SIR, Sonth End of Langeland, Oci. 31, iSto. Yesterday evening two large gnn-boar;, capable . of containing from_ forty to fifty men, attempting to annoy the van at a convoy, near-Admiral Dixon directed the to see - past_Naskaw, Were driven on. shore by a few shots from 'his Majesty's ship under my cointnand. This morning I sent Lieutenant Cousins, of .t!)is ship, to destroy them, which he did, in a very gallant manner, under a -heavy fire from a strong -body of musketry and several field-pieces. There were but few 'troops and no field-pieces when - the boats went away, but were brought down soon atter the boats got near the beach. Lieute nant Cousins speali's .very highly of the Officers and boats crews. I am sorry to add six men were wounded, but I think will E.ll do well. 4 1 have the honour to be, &c. T. HARDY. Adntiralty-011ice, Nov, 24, 1810. Copy of a Letter from Captain George Sayer, lately Com manding ins Majesty's sloop Raleigh, addressed to Vice- Admiral Sir lames ilaumorez. Ills Majesty's sloop Raleigh, at sea. November, z, 1810. I Wave the honour to acquaint you, that this afternoon, at four o'clock,. the Island of. Lessoe bearing N. N. W. six leagues, his Majtsty's sloop under - my command captured, after a slutrp chace, the Admiral Neil Siuii Danish .privateer schooner, pierced for 'sixteen guns, but had only ten mounted with 'twenty-eight men, and commanded by M. Magnus Schiotte,; out seven days frorp.Randers, and had yesteldu'efeeu concerned in the capture of a va luable Stnerican ship from VtAtrsburigh bound to London, which ship I was so foam :bite as to re- Capture in the forenoon of this day. I have, &c. GEORGE SAYER. Admiralty-Office, MrenzTet 24 , 1810. Vice-AdMirai Camphell has transmitted_ to Min lerflion-Croker, Esq. a letter which he had. receiv ed from .Lieutenant Jaunc4, commanding the Cracker gun-vessel ; giving an account of his having; On the 20th instant, captured the Diane French' 3 luzger priyateer, of fourguns and twenty-two meti ; she sailett the preceding day from Dunkirk, and-had not made any capture. A. Haswell, Haymarket, army-acenuttemEnt-rnacr , ne,c jor l ': Ir, at eleven, and .ran, 5, at twelk . e. s at Guikfliell. ''',• t, t tiles . , Messrs. Mills 'a7,ld Robinson, l'aftanient-s'f— wi,stuititster: T. Eastinan, Clement's-fare, tr,ercliantt ,Dec. a, •)' n „re, ja., 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, - Mr. PO . " --. , Warntord-court, Throgniorton-street. e t• lf, l 1 01- - :CRAvder:Aldernikinbli4•Pcistern; srictday •:I', l' ,-, e— wooa and rin. 5, at twelve, at iiiildila,ll. "Attorney, Mr' Hussey. Furnival's• lnil.:- . . • - - - • : ` le 3t Ed ward Binyon, fenclitt,64ll street, lead warernan, 1 - •ti li , o r . . ~. It, arld Jan. 5, at'Nelve, at Guildhall. AttdrtlY , '' , lud kin-, C Word's. 1 nr,. • , • - •. • „ .. . . . , u 2/, Q Mc*. and J. Dick, i•insbury-sqqa re, merchants, I"' • • •),- , . bec..t, and lan. s,. at, twelve, at Guildhall. Att• ° "' le .- 1 0. • Messq. AVadeson, •13arl'ov,i, .iitLi Grosvenor, .ALl''. fth,rs.• .• • • • c. Wparcltaid, Lury-strect,,Ettmonton, under , vvriter, 0 c , Ta 11..;, at twelve, at Guiidhall. Wadeson, bario, and Grosvenor, A nsrin-trt.us.': at I:l3pund; l'lmichester, dealer, Dee. t o. . aiul three, at rl,'e Mosley A rins fnu, • LVlessf,..Milne and Parry, Tetn , 'le , LO. at 1. ti.•Stnith,Jirtstol, , siren-drapet, Ltec. t, li, and tan' V l r ,, • ten, at the Rummer Tavvn, -Attornics , lligg, Flatton-Garden, London ; and Mr. Eigg,,Brisrol.,.cr, R. 'Brix, Queen's-buililings, Knightsbridge, cabitiet-110,,,„ Dec. 4,-B,llnd lan. 5, at ten,.at Attorney , Rogers., I. rit it-street, ,SphO. Fenc hurch — Hunttwalci,ler, Langbourn Chambers, . street,. merchant, Nov. 27, Dec.•B, and jail. 5, a t twelv e ! Guildhall:. Attornies,..‘lessrs, Chapman an d Stcevcoss St. Mildced's-couit, Poultry. , c C. Leaver, tiaddenham, fin. ks,:carrier,. Nov. 27. Ile d,,se ilnd 5,.at ten, at Mess"r', 2 " - o i e, . and Matinings,, Lcndun ;• and 'Mt. " Aylespury,l3ncks„' : - W. Iliggings, Ureat. S. ,Helen's,wine-merchant,wine-merchant,Qec• Is; and ,an., 5 at ten, at (,tiiidlia!l. 6rey;soil and Oixuu, rinAel-eaurt, Throgroo, et Sarah C;,..Tsding, Alark-lane, in:rchant, Nov. I)=c tart. eleven•, at -Attornk,s, . l'Anier, Tomlinson and Thonipson, Coptnall7coa''' tirogrnortem.tzt rect. . , [Dividends and Certificates To-m'orrovv.] • -. • - - • A market for sugar is abotit •to be establishe d l l the neighbour!. of Mark-lane; Two , housqs, v v " „l i Very latge premises. attached to bare b.ee° 3 (ready purchked. Suaciok,On _Saturday- se'nnight, (that ° ;°s o t tremendous stormy and melancholy day) about s', % :„ t r , ,, o'clock in the mot ning, ThfJ:nas Wittkinsia 1) 1 ' 1 "; of Pirs Elm, in Gloucestershire, having, pis i 5 61 : 1 0 ; posed, met with sotne.pecuniary embdrrassmea' s 'i;ig. day before, went into an out-house adjoining► dwelling, and cut his throat!—he then debbeni te i r , returned into the house and sar down, in theikit dle 4 With -the razor in his band. Surgicalassistance.','ci, immediately procured,. and he.sUrvived till the 1 . 14 day morning following, to all •appearanoe well, when in consequence of sortie sucict, e 4 ertion, the wound biarst open, and he initried expired. • r ov Bow-S.racui.--On the night of the lst 0 - ,"' v e ber, as Mr. Ware and his son were retnrning ' l- r!ce) tram Bra..lthell Fair, a few miles from that 1) ::01 : they were stopped by,a gang • of mei - fame 43 bludgeons, who roblied• them of the good's theY tt : r . purchasing, tl.eir watches,Apd cash, cod 3 44' wards, in_the most ,inhuman mariner, rnurder etA son,. while he was defendiag. his Ober, by a''' i t 1' lt-e -knocking his •hrititts out_ With a bludgeon. . 1 to r trier they 'beat and biniF•ed, and also left. 11 °0, dead,. as 'he app lifeless; , hoWever; a trav,,,,'a, pissing by soon after the villains had. left 10", r o e: a cured • hitn, assistance, and be was co, i.t. : ori ii" where be had beet)confined hi s woulid! . o9 bruises t IA thin. these few clays, before : 136 0)0 . able (:) attend at the Office to give information °' horrid . transattion. • • odf One of. the men described was taken int.' c tist l. on Thursday, at Northfleet, where he' bad o"lerei to himself as a landman on board the Essex 11). es name of Charles. Durkin, whereas his naive P r ° , by - to lag Charles Salmon ;(at least the name he we''f f i-• when he -worked at the Military College). 1° , 2 11 ,0 , day he, underwent an exaa)ination before Mr. 'T be tl, when he . was identified as the' Rill above de' er ' ibe• - and, that he absente4 himself,frOni his won' v ri• morning after the .Murder and robbery. t b soner denies having had any thing to do wi t " murder and robbery. Ho - was committed for further exaMin4o9,l3' ,• • - No. 1,572 , .• 1,195 , • 3.' 0 77 The above Prizes were sold in Twenty- . fiv e ,,, in'the Lottery just finished, at E YT ON'SL"cry' o sei, five, No. 2., ,Cornhill,- near the Man'sion-b° and in the last Grand City Lottery, , No. 15,820 . Z 6,000 17,551 4,0 00 9,273 . . • . 3,00 0 en tr zmounting toTickets' -13,0001. were also sold ill 1- ` f sr or tbe t. live Shares. and Shares-are on sal e Ile 4 01 . ensuing -,City House Lottery, which' draws I ' of next Month. • Bnt is. - On the vi of September, at Pai lermo, the Duci,es o f (7 learns, daughter of their Sicilian Majesties of a PI ;e. On the 14th inst. at A berford; the Lady a • t O Leod, Esq. of Mac Leori, of a DaugLlcf . . Colt; 11 1 On Friday evening last, at H o b ar t- House, it s ""( of, Lindsey, of a Daught e r. Th e i n fant survived - • about an hour. ------..--..-----'"<- •. : :sr; rrtbi ed4t ' MARR4I): - Op the . 6th inst. at the- Parish (..liurch of , —of t i William Jennings, Esq. to Miss E. iNiticer, both . I, place.oft' le gel • Last.Saturclay, at Aldgate, ` Mr. William 'Watson, s o . sea, Brewer, to Miss Eniny Poole, daughter tilNir..• ~,, Gower Poole, of the sarne,place, Brewer. ' 13'' Lately,-It. W. 1). Vyse, Esq. of Stoke-place9dottri- M. P. for Beverleyoo Miss Frances Hesketh, sec° ter of Henry Ejesketh, Esq. of Newton, C1ie........-;"" . . 0 t i,,; . • •D/ED. • Je, 1 . . Last week, Nathaniel Bland, Esq. of Lake vii t ti•• • . .., t coun is y, t y.of Kerr. • s , • • Onatter a few days illness, while on o vi yviwop.,„, 13ev. P., Curtoisojun. at 13rariston-Hall, ------ i l l 'l' Esq. of Trent Park, I lerrfordshire. ,„ fil ao d iscl' The aarne night, a,t Harnpstead, after a P . „,a•-: . ',1, 3 01, Bering ilines-s; Mrs. W-orthain,. wife at James w"'`_________ ,. / of the same place, and of Cattly- street, Roborn. PRICE UV Sir dCAS" • s AT'IIR I D India Boini s,2 6s. 255• . P r p o Excheq. Dins, 115 ' Omnium, 6'i Imperial 3 per Ceo r • ' - 61 pin() An. ,' 1 7 Cons. for n 27th 1115 r. 6 •7 Bank Stock, 246 245 Navy 5 per Cent - zoo 4 per Cent. 8z per Lent. Red. 66 3 per Cent. Cons. 67 i ll 67 Bank L.. Ann. 17 13-Itititsi India Stock, 18:1. ilz Admiralty Office, .A ov. 24, 1810. Copy of a' Letter from Captain Sir William Bolton, of his , 11 , 1,,jest)'s ship -Endymion, addressed to •V,--Ice'-rldmiral l'nornborough. His Majesty's ship.Unt.ivruidit, -Cove, November 18; 1810. . SIR; 'On the ,morning of the It th instant, I ; gave chaCe to a brig ott Cape 'Clear ; on the worn int-, of the 12th, it being cairn, she escaped Iron) ond,r our guns with the assistance of . her sweeps, and a breeze springing uf), Jun us bull down ; by noon; but the, wind.treshening, we got, within shot of be by twelve at night, ,and, littler three hours tiring, brought her too. It blew a hard gale, which presented our taking possession, until eleven at ni4ht of the i4th, Idc. long. 14. 30. W. '.ehen e proved to be 11 11 , 1ilah pritateer, of 8 . 7-,- ) LVelioes, fourteen guns and eighty Alen, out eighteen days ; uo capture. I have, &p. W. BOLTON. Admiralty-Ojfice, Nov. 24, , 1810. Captain Doyle, pf his Majesly'ssloop ning," nos, in his Lestt:r of the 2t st instant, to Mr. Croker,sreported his 'having captured in tlie,North Sea, the Fienclilugger / privateer the General D'Or senne, of toorteen guns and sixiy 7 nine , inen. Downing-street, Nov. e 4, t x3lO. A di .patch of which the following is an extral,. was last night received at ,Lord,Liverpool-'s Otfict, addressed to his Lordship by Lieutenant General Vis count Welingion dated Pero Negro, loth of November i 810. . Nothing or any importance has occurred since I addressed you on the 3d instant. . • ,The enemy reconnoitred _Abrantes . on the sth inst. and, under cover of \that 'operation,• moved a small body of cavalry and infantry rhrough'Beira B towards Villa Ve lit,. ;evidently ith• an invention of ob;aiuing possession of the bridge on tile Tagus at that place. . • They found it however, destroyed, aad this de tar.hrnerit returned to Sobriera Formosa., 1 have a letter from, GeneralSilviera, of the ad instant, fr*nu Fram:oso. He• had hiS detachtnents on the Coa, and ont.,,uf them-(consisting, of a bat- La-lion of the 24th regiment, which had been in garrison at Almeida during the.siege; and which Marshal Massena thid reported to the Emperor 'as having voluntarily entered the French service,) had" driven in the out-posts of . the present garrison at Almeida. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. G. L. Neve, I pswich,linen-draper. T. Gordon and T. Steadman, Towc.r.street, merchants. G 5 Morris Stevens, Alfred-place, Sr. Giles s, upnuldcr. BANKRUPTS, , W. Blurton, Cloverswall, Stall'ordihire, dealer, to surrender Dec. iz, a 3, and lan. 5 - , at twelve, at tie Crown 'lnn, Stgeae. Attornies,'Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Witnford-court, London; and Mr. Vernon,,Stone, Stat I'. Webb, Walcot, cabinet-maker, Dec. 7,8, 'and Jan. at eleven, at the Greyhound inn, Bath. Attornits, Messrs2' Nethersole and , Portal; Essex-street, Strand; •and Mr. Watts, Bath. 1. Wood ant A. Sterling Stubbs, Bolton-le-Moors, cotton manufacturers, Dee. : i7,,15, aid Jan..s; ekven, at the Swan Inn; Bolton-le-Moors; Attornies, Mr., wintile, John-street, Bedford-row, Londert; and Mi:ssrs. Cross and Rushton, Bolton-le-Moors: •' J. Ball, 141perton, Wiltshire,. butcher, N0v..26, Dec. S, and jan. 5, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern Bristol. Attor flies, Mr. lames, Gray's-Itin-square, London ; and Mr. Cornish, Bristol. • T. Tayloi, 13ilston, iStafrordshire, japanner; • Dee. 7,8, and . lan. 5, at eleven, at the' Royal Hute Birminghani. At tornies, Mr. Egeiton, Gray's:ltin , square, London ; and Spurrier and tngleby, Birmingham. El. LeCky, Old Jewry, rnerchanf, "Dec. r , at twelve, 8, at eleven, and Jail. 5, at twelve,' at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Reeks, 55,c11close-square. T. Sykes and W. Baker, Leeds. dyers, Dec. ri, 12, land lan. 5, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Leeds. ttor nies Nlr. Fearnley, Leeds ;, and Mesers. - Blakelock.' and Makinsun, Elin-court, l'effiple, London. E. Blatchford, Denmark-street, yiElualler, Dec. 4, at de: yen, 5, at ten, and tan. 5, at eleven, at Guildhall.. Attor - nits, Messrs. ,Wiltshire, Bolton, and WSt, Old Broad ' street. _ •.. KingSton-upon-Hull, merchant, Nov. 3", Dec. 1, and Jan.;, -at eleven, at ilie•Neplune inn, Kingston-upon- Hull. Attornies, Mr. Warmsley, Hull ;.and Mr. Egerton, ' Gray's- Inn. square, London. (. Shuffiebottorn, 'Liverpool, earthen-ware.dealer, Dec. 19, `23, and Jan. 5, at eleven, at the George Inn, DdlC-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Forrest, 'Liverpool._ A. Buckler, Basingnall-street, lador,-Nov., 27, at•two, Dec. 8, at eleven, and Jan. 5, at one r at Guildhall, Attorni es, Messrs. Neth:rsole and Portal, Essex-street ; and Mr. Ti:by, Devizes, Wilts. R. , Amer, New -street, Dockhead c..`..eriderer Nov. 27, Dec. Dec. 4, and Jan. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. .Mtindey,.Wood-street, Cheapside. T. Mumford and I. Skeen, G reenwich,• timber-merchants, Nov. 27,,Dec. 8, and Nin..s, at eleven, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Pearson, Elm-court, Temple.. • T. Gitluw, Preston, grocer, Dec. 19, - 20, and Jan. 5, at ele ven, at the'White Morse, Preston. Arrornies,Messrs'. del and Shuttlewoith, Preston ; and Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray's-inn-square,.London. M. Tucker, Exeter, dyer, Nev. -29, Dec.- 7,' and (an. 5, at eleven,) at the Hotel, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Turner, Church-yard, Exeter; and' Messrs. Collett, Wimburne, and Collet, Chancery-lane, London. R. Rawling, Plymouth-Dock, Dec, 21, 22, and JUL S i at eleven, at the Lowtop Inn, Plymouth-Dock. Atrormvs; 'AlessrS. Collett, Wimburne, and Collett, Chancery-lane, London ;,and Mr. Peers, Plymouth-Dock. T. lolinson, Lisson-Grove, slopseller, Dec. 1,4, atone, and lan. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. _Attornies,. 11 , 1essrs. Gale and SOn, Bedforthstreet, Bedford:rovV. I'. and W. •Ciawtord, Poplar,' stone-masons, D'ec. 4, i s, And Jan. 3, at twelve,, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Fin circa, Prescott. street, Goothpan's-fields. H. Hiatus, Waller-place, Lambeth-road,• merchant, Dec. 1, at one, 8, at twelve, and Jan. 5, a; ten, at,Guildhall. At torney, Mr. - T. Wilde, Castle-street, •Falcon-square. T. and G. Corriford r Millord-lane, coal-merchants, Dec. 1, at eleven, 8, and lan. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Teasdale, Merchant Taylors'-Hall, .Thread needle-street, • - D. Mullett, Hamtnersmitli, straw-hat-manuladurer, Nov. 27, Dec. 8, and lan. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Castle,.Furnival's- •• I'. Randall, Oxford, linen-draper, Nov. 29, Dec. 6, and Jan. slat ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies Messrs. Chipchase and Norris, 13ucklersbury.- W'. Westall, Mount-street, Whitechapel-, yeast-merchant, Dec. 4, is, and Jan. 5. at eleven, at Guildhall , . Attorney, Mr. Hannam, Piazza- Chambers, Covent-Garden. ii cci by , ILIIAII.I ARMIGER SCRIPPS, SOurnMsiltozi.street Grvvenor ;citiare.' be r a per, Le g c tri t 9r tt e duo- kc. (post-pgia), must be :;cldressad.